Timeless Transformation: 1930s House in St John's Wood Blends Modernity and History
A 1930s home in St John's Wood's Eyre Estate has undergone a stunning transformation by architecture and design firm De Rosee Sa. The home, originally built as self-contained rooms, now boasts a timeless, modern design with a direct link to the outdoors.
Claire Sa, co-founder of De Rosee Sa, led the project. The ground floor was refurbished to create an open-plan layout, seamlessly connecting the kitchen, living, and dining spaces. The kitchen, filling the full width of the home, features bi-fold doors along the rear wall, opening to an outside terrace. White cabinetry and Arabescato Corchia marble work surfaces complement the space, while the floors are in elegant herringbone engineered oak.
The kitchen also showcases a cone-shaped pendant and burnished brass gooseneck taps, adding a touch of sophistication. The home retains its original charm with three floors, including a large front garden.
The home in St John's Wood, built during the 1930s and part of the historic Eyre Estate, now offers a perfect blend of modern living and classic architecture. De Rosee Sa's redesign has created a timeless, inviting space that connects effortlessly with the outdoors.
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